Elliot Lawry

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4,175 appearances 45 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 9 Sep

Elliot Lawry’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 45 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 15.

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The Daily Aus · Who killed Tupac? The trial begins · 12 Aug 2026 podcast

Yes, we've spoken about him a lot on this podcast over the past year or two. voice-verified

And at the time he was actually known as Puff Daddy. voice-verified

He's had so many rebrands over the years. voice-verified

Yes, and I think the best way to paint this picture is um around an incident that happened in nineteen ninety four when Tupac was shot five times in a building in New York. voice-verified

And that's not the voice-verified

No, no, this is a separate shooting that he survived. voice-verified

He actually went on to accuse uh Biggie and Diddy of knowing about this shooting and maybe even having a role in it. voice-verified

And he released a song about it. voice-verified

So that's all to say that by 1996, there's this real tension between these two camps, and it's not just about the music that they're putting out. voice-verified

So it was the seventh of September 1996. voice-verified

Tupac was in Las Vegas for a fight between Mike Tyson and another boxer. voice-verified

It lasted about 109 seconds. voice-verified

So a very short fight. voice-verified

Yep. voice-verified

I'd be annoyed actually. voice-verified

Yes, he did. voice-verified

Got it. voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

And he was there with Suge Knight, who, as I mentioned earlier, was the head of the record label that Tupac was signed to. voice-verified

Now, after the fight, Shug Knight, Tupac and their entourage get into a brawl with a guy called Orlando Anderson at the MGM Grand Casino. voice-verified

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